40 years later, FBI still hunts alleged bomber
Do you know where Leo Burt is? If you do, you could earn $150,000, the FBI says.
Burt, a 22-year-old aspiring journalist at the time, was part of a group that bombed the University of Wisconsin to protest the Vietnam War, the FBI says.
The attack happened 40 years ago Tuesday and was classified as the largest act of domestic terror until the Oklahoma City bombing in April 1995.
Agents have been all over the world following tips about Burt's whereabouts.
The elusive suspect was reportedly homeless in Denver, according to one tipster.
Another tipster told the FBI that Burt was working at a resort in Costa Rica....
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Burt, a 22-year-old aspiring journalist at the time, was part of a group that bombed the University of Wisconsin to protest the Vietnam War, the FBI says.
The attack happened 40 years ago Tuesday and was classified as the largest act of domestic terror until the Oklahoma City bombing in April 1995.
Agents have been all over the world following tips about Burt's whereabouts.
The elusive suspect was reportedly homeless in Denver, according to one tipster.
Another tipster told the FBI that Burt was working at a resort in Costa Rica....